problem with communication because, in fact, all these e -e things can be done through the social security administration, well, this is already a question of how far they now perform specialist functions, but at one time we did that it was possible to open an account through the social security administration, so people most likely stood or for to hit the account or the funds, that is to receive them, because i said for a reason that last week we already started transferring funds to people and they began to receive funds to their own accounts, but i want to say that there should be no excitement among people. these are your funds . they are in your accounts and not necessarily you must immediately run to remove them although i understand that people really need these funds of the president of the red cross of ukraine, because in our guest next news evgeny pastukhov is already ready to tell us this evgeny, we congratulate you for your word, thank you colleagues today in the morning, the russians fired about 20 missiles over ukraine, and the prosecutor general also approved the new head of the ss. i will

programs, we give the opportunity apply with records that they applied to any tsnap or social security administration e-e or by mail or in person and then these payments will be assigned to them from the time they applied when they applied, that is, in hindsight, we understand that such a failure occurred, it is now impossible to remove these people from the system because their full verification was not completed, so to renew the rights of such people, it will be done manually, with confirmation that the person really tried to register , the corresponding actions the draft of the regulatory act is currently under approval. i hope that it will be approved by the cabinet of ministers as soon as possible by a resolution of the cabinet of ministers and that everyone will be able to receive their payment. in this way, the rights will be restored. of course, it is very unfortunate that people in that period of time were left without funds, the only thing i can say is that in parallel there is also a program that international donors are helping us to close, and at the moment it is possible to use these se

ministers of his government will fight, in particular, it is very important the heads of the social security administrationhe ministry of defense you yourself her conservative parties say that they do not see a worthy replacement for the charismatic leader svitlana chernetska yuriy romanyuk details the british bureau of the tv channel inter marathon single news one more unpleasant for ukrainian news turkey released from port karasu a russian ship transporting stolen ukrainian grain from occupied berdyansk, that is, official ankara ignored the appeal of our prosecutor general's office with a request to detain the ship and conduct an investigation, they responded to this at the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic of turkey, there they called the situation unacceptable and invited the turkish ambassador to kyiv for an explanation in addition, the ukrainian side persistently called on the turkish side to conduct an investigation and provide a comprehensive answer to why they ignored the request for detention of a ship with grain cargo a ship called zhebek bee with looted ukrainian kernels entered a tur

i mean a lot throughout the year in april, she tried her luck with the social security administrationved an official letter stating she's alive. >> jets as they also told her, we never told as they going to seize. we never sent them a death certificate. but weeks later she received a letter from the irs saying her tax return couldn't be process because you guessed it here ago came back to the irs. jeannette says an irs employee told her over the phone that her social security number was marked in 2010 as belonging to a deceased person and that the system was just now catching up. she says it's never been an issue when she's the one who is owed money and old 2018, 1300. put into my account. woke up 2 days later, morris, the $1300 that was owed to them. >> or when taxes come for department of defense paycheck. >> and even taking taxes that's the number. 46 news. >> jeannette says she needs the money to catch up on medical bills for major surgery that left are out of work for 4 months. in 2020, they moved everything out on left side, my kidney, my left. kidney spleen. half my pancreas. 3

vitaliy bulyuk from the party of our country eduard repilevskyi and alyona rotova from the social security administrationpast, a representative of the balance on housing and communal services issues and three more deputies of the city council ilya karmalikov from the party let's live here, the already mentioned ihor semenchev and serhiy cherevko from the side of the balance of signs and serhii belik , the head the village of lazurne is one of the people involved in the case of the murder of the activist katya handzyuk. and now the icing on the cake is that saldoz was so inspired by his henchmen that he gave new life to the russian measure in the kherson region that now he himself breathes incense. it is known for certain that the traitor is now in the hospital is in serious condition 1 version of oncology for which gauleiter was previously treated in israel the second is a bit more piquant it was expressed by the deputy of the kherson regional council serhiy khlan from the balance they could poison their own, or rather the fsb there is information that on the day when he became ill the traitor drank cogn

legislation that help shape today's america including the federal aid highway act of 1956, social security administration of 1855, immigration reform and control act of 1986, the record with disabilities act of 1990 and will for reform distillation of 1996, the no child left behind act of 2001 for the future historians experts have held the bills became law well into your phone calls and social media questions, about how those laws continue to impact our lives on the sunday morning, look at that social security amendments of 1965, watch landmark legislation, in washington journal come alive at nine eastern, sunday morning on c-span, on c-span now, free mobile app. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 committee hearing it, invest getting the attack on the capitol, go to c-span.org/january 6, our web resource page to watch the latest videos of the hearings, briefings, owner coverage on the attack and subsequent investigations, since january 6, 2021, also have reaction from members of congress and the white house, as well as journalists and authors talking about the investigation, go to

the irs did not check with the social security administration. cial security administration keeps a deceased person list. so the irs told out 2.2 million checks for $3.6 billion to dead people. when they realized their mistake, they asked for the money back, but the dead are notoriously bad at paying up. but there are honest people in the country, and the relatives did return $77 million. host: you highlighted in the report the average time a federal employee gets off each year. guest: a federal bureaucrat gets 44 days of paid time off. that's 11 holidays, 13 sick days, and 20 vacation days when you hit your three year anniversary. that's different from what folks get in the private sector. 44 days -- that's nine full weeks of paid time off that our federal bureaucrats are paid to stay home. we estimate that federal perc costs the taxpayer in excess of $20 billion a year, because your headcounts have to go higher. you have to employ more people if everybody has so much time off. host: how does that compare to the private sector? have you made thos

nine-tenths percent increase in your cola consist, that's -- social security, that's far below the increase in inflation. the social security administration reports the 2023 cola will be between 7 and three-tenths percent and ten and eight-tenths percent. well, that might help but will it make up for what inflation is? unfortunately seniors have another six months until they see this relief in their benefit payments. the current turmoil in the stock market has made it even harder for seniors to keep up -- keep their heads above water. they're seeing their retirement savings and 401(k)'s, their i.r.a.'s and their nontaxed advantage accounts eroded by stock market declines, by inflation, and by taxes. seniors are understandably looking to the administration and to this very congress to take action to address inflation and rising prices. unfortunately all the administration and a majority in congress have offered them are false assurances, more reckless spending, and damaging tax hikes. it's time that we try an entirely different approach. that approach should be one focused on fiscal prudence, targeted noninnation reduced relief and increas

just finishd the book on frances perkins and there was a real move at one time to make social security administration a federal program where we set the benefit across the board but they decided acted to make it a state program. we administer it and they do it. i think i've gone back and forth on being in the legislature in massachusetts and push for higher benefits and being the secretary of labor i think at this moment i wish it was a federal program so they could do some real improvement there. >> thank you. i know you're lots of ideas on creating good-paying jobs. we note unemployment is very, very low in this country now. what is the relationship between immigration and giving us, you know, it's the labor shortage. you want to create more good jobs, that means the would be more labor short? >> i'm glad you open the door for me. i don't know if i'll get myself in trouble but the reality of the situation is when you immigration reform and the united states of america. i have talked to every business, republicans and democrats, go talk to businesses and your communities privately and asked them wha

out did you get a call or message that mentioned social security that made you feel threatened or scared? that is not the social security administrationcurity will not: threaten you; press you for personal information; or demand instant payment. social security does not accept payments by gift card, prepaid debit card, internet currency, or by mailing cash. criminals use these forms of payment because they are hard to trace. don't fall for it. hang up. ignore them. report this criminal activity to oig.ssa.gov produced at u.s. taxpayer expense. hey, it's me...your skin. some cleansers get us clean - but take my moisture. cerave cleansers help me maintain my moisture balance with hyaluronic acid, plus 3 essential ceramides to help restore my natural barrier. so we're cerave clean. cerave hydrating cleanser. 4 44 silicon valley congressman ro khanna holding a hearing on capitol hill about the dangers of leaded aviation fuel used in small planes. a recent study commissioned by santa clara county found that children living within a mile and a half of san jose's reid hillview airport had higher lead levels in their blood because of airborne

just finished a book on francis perkins, there was a real move at one point to make the social security administrationa federal program. we would set the benefit across the board. they decided back then to make it a state program. we administer and then they do it. i think i have gone back and forth on being a legislature in massachusetts, being able to push for higher benefits. and now the secretary of labor -- i think at this particular moment, i wish it was a federal program. then we can do some real work there. >> and we have lots of ideas on creating good paying jobs. i know unemployment is very, very low in this country now. what is the relationship between immigration and getting us, you know, fixing this unemployment? it is the labor shortage. is it labor shortage? you want to create more good jobs? does that mean there will be more labor shortage? thank you very much, i'm glad you open the door, i don't want to get myself in trouble. the reality of the situation is we need immigration reform in the united states, i've talked to every business. republicans and democrats, go talk to businesses

my dad was a social security administrator under lyndon johnson in 1963.the social security director for the city. he got to georgia for 50 years before he died. just for the state of georgia, you call [indiscernible] there are over 677,000 unpaid, pending v.a. clients just in georgia. i told rick allen this one day and church and rick allen, he thought that was for the whole country. i called mississippi because my dad is there and the people of the v.a., we worked in concert with several major issues. i have been, i don't know, i stood up for the issues at hand. the v.a., i have a 35 year v.a. claim pending and the judge said pay him seven months ago and it has been 35 years ago. host: as we told you earlier, it was announced by the white house and reported by the associated press the president plans to sign an executive order in response to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. he will do so at 11:30 a.m. eastern time and we will have coverage of that here on c-span, on our c-span now video app that you can get on your phone, and on c-sp

businesses and the new entitlement program that shifts control to the program to the social security administration with more control over lower paychecks. we expand access to the paid medical leave by incentivizing more businesses who don't currently offer paid leave and focusing on the gaps in coverage with the real problem we expand access to affordable childcare by leveraging existing $50 billion to new investments targeting funds and serving choice including the bill also has the benefit of being popular with the american people, 49% of the voters support the republican ideas to expand access to paid leave versus the democrats. this builds like the family medical leave tax credit and tax cuts the first national paid leave initiative and the approach allows workers and employees to work together for their benefits without washington intervention. we encourage creators to offer workers up to 12 weeks of paid family medical leave and we didn't stop there. 39 million families benefited from our expanded child tax credit and we worked successfully to establish a new baby savings provision. on milli

a new entitlement program that ships control of paid leave programs to the social security administration, resulting in more washington control and a lower paycheck. we expand access to paid family medical leave by incentivizing more businesses who don't currently offer paid leave and focusing on gaps in the coverage. the real problem lies here. we expand access to formal -- 50 billion dollars in new investments, targeted funds, and preserving territory, including in the faith-based childcare. the bill has the benefit of being extremely popular with the american people. 49% of voters -- voters expand access apparently versus the democrat's new government run paid leave -- like the family and medical leave tax credit and the republican tax cuts -- the first national paid leave initiative allows workers and their employees to work together for their benefits without much -- we encourage job creators to offer workers up to 12 weeks paid family medical leave. we didn't just not there. 39 million families benefited from our doubling of expanded child tax credit. we also work successfully to es

but under the social security administration, it doesn't happen. seniors who work their whole lives and pay into this insurance program reap the benefit of doing so and have money coming to them. it isn't a lot. but it's keeping people alive and out of poverty. and out of poverty through some of the most extreme down turns in our economy -- down turns in our economy. it's something that protected seniors from starving to death during terrible moments of economic stress and distress in this country. social security is something that all of us americans ought rightfully to be proud of. that it was enacted during the roosevelt administration. that has been protected and defended for generation after generation. and that it has succeeded in keeping americans out of poverty in the most dire circumstances. it is a legacy that the democratic party are very, very proud of and all of us band together at a moment's notice to protect it when it is threatened by those who think ill of it. those instances have not been few or far between. there was the time whe

social security is the most efficient and effective government program. it's run with under 1% administrative cost. i come from an insurance capital of the world. any insurance company would love to have a 99% loss ratio. come together. join us to protect social security. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. pence, for five minutes. mr. pence: madam speaker, it's summer and hoosiers all over the great state of indiana are renewing our plowed and long -- proud and long standing tradition of attending our great county fairs. county fairs are a time for communities to gather, to celebrate, and to encourage young hoosiers in agriculture. my team and i have spent our summer attending county fairs across indiana's sixth district. i encourage all hoosiers to attend their local county fair, and the indiana state fair which runs from july 29 through august 21. madam speaker, i rise today to honor decatur county and its county seat, greensburg, indiana, in its bicentennial celebration. decatur county and the wonderful city of greensburg were fo

leningrad to my parents every year i called social security in the hope that the housing problem would be resolved the year before last, i called the administrationtold that we are already on the fourth line, then came the official answer. for some reason, in our documents, uh, the number forty was highlighted, the second in another. the response of the administration, the queue number in the central region, generally indicated 1.265 of such a turn of events. nikita's mom expected and turned to the prosecutor's office with a request to protect the rights of her disabled child, which have been violated for 20 years under the federal law on the social protection of the disabled, funds for improving housing conditions are allocated from the federal budget for their own check, and an investigative committee has begun, which will have to find out where two decades have gone public money allocated for housing for the disabled and whether the authorities of the region applied for the necessary funds in a timely manner. city officials. they declined to comment, saying that all the authority to solve this problem belongs to the regional authorities of col

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social media. what are we doing here? >> fortunately this is a conscious policy by the biden administration. the secretary of homeland securitye. he needs to get four or five pinocchios for that one. he just turns a blind eye at the drugs being imported, which are making the drug cartels and these trans national criminal organizations rich while causing nothing but heart ache and misery to people on this side of the border. >> martha: so we talk about the children coming across. this is something that i know you feel strongly about. your colleague, senator cruz, feels strongly about it. i don't think it's a story that gets enough attention. we talk about the unaccompanied minors. many are young men and women that are basically sold in to slavery either to gang or to human trafficking and prostitution. they end up somewhere. they have no idea where they are. the cartels are in charge. here's what senator cruz said. >> the teenage girls experience hell, worse than that. too many of them human trafficked in to sex slavery. joe biden and kamala harris are responsible for the worst plague of slavery in america since the civil war.

oil supply and domestic energy companies are questioning why the administration would rely on a country that pose a security and socialtake them up on it and that is why i am in the middle of an oilfield. the ceo tells me they and the us could produce more policies and moves like this trip are damaging. >> i see promises broken and before companies most of whom are public all of whom have owners before they commit to investing large amounts of capital they are going to want assurances that once they spend it it will not be pooled on them. >> reporter: beyond the ability to supply more, the valves on a pump jack are regularly monitored to prevent leakage and additionally i look around the oilfield, methane gas is produced to avoid harmful emissions. a place like saudi arabia doesn't have to abide by the same standards. it not only creates more environmental for the earth as a whole but takes away investment from american jobs, industry and families. neil: kelly o'grady. let's get to edward lawrence in jerusalem. whether he addressed it, edward. >> reporter: the president has not talked publicly about the inflation repo

security . evgenia receives all the information about the educational process from the class teacher through social networks. our basement is now being inspected. some repair work is to be carried out, in general , according to the administration there are about 800 people in our school, and 200 people can be accommodated in the basement. they also ask parents who took their children to cordon olena has been in germany with her daughter since april, she has already made a decision about the form of education since september 1, a survey was added to the school group of our class about the opinion of parents about what form of education they will choose, so i chose for myself online because uh, now there is no no safe place for our children. at the moment, i cannot plan exactly the date of my arrival in ukraine, whether it will be september or october. but in any case, i cannot expose my child to danger, so if we return to of the educational process in ukraine, it will only be online in the poltava region. 533 educational institutions of all types and forms of ownership, it can be training organized in a certain territory in other institutions . where is such a shelter, if, for example, depending on the number of children, this

administrative assistant per hour. that is not going to get it. if you take our social securitynd divided up into the monthly assets between my husband and myself, we only get $2600 a month, and that is not much to live on, and we are not eligible for food stamps because you make too much money. host: go ahead and finish your thought, cheryl. caller: so i am just telling you that a lot of things are backed up, and it started with cargo boats and all of them sitting there, not giving out what we need and everything going there on the shelves. -- going bare on the shelves. and you look at ukraine, and we feel so bad for them, and were helping them out, but nobody is helping us at home. host: that a cheryl in flint, michigan. to the health aspects with the inflation reduction act you have heard about under the health care and drug section, it would dedicate $64 billion tech standing for three years the affordable care act that kicked in under the 21 american rescue plan. 13 million people got subsidies and would be spread from higher health insurance premiums they would see next ye

administration and conservatives for this is a push back against a pandemic shutdowns and election security. they serve subpoena papers on the president, former white house press secretary jen psaki, socialhis going? >> well, for years on your show i made the case of can censorship of conservatives by big tech and social media platforms is one of the greatest threats to our country. i tip my hand to these attorney generals for bringing forth this case. we need to get to the bottom of this. glad it cast a wide net i think it's going to take years to get to the bottom of this. but i think if they do wind up showing the by administration trample the first amendment that will be a big wake-up call for a lot of americans. elizabeth: ford, to your point subpoena work as all communications and white house and government agency officials in the administration. the communications to social media like facebook founder mark zuckerberg said doctor faction zuckerberg were talk about how to masking and social distancing, before the shutdowns really took off it. zuckerberg was to charting how we have got a big region of facebook, 20 million plus americans. we feel it was collusion's. they are separate

social security. i cannot afford a $60,000 car, i cannot afford a new car anymore. the government is going haywire under this administrationese people are thinkers are too high level. they have never had real dog -- real jobs in a real industry. i worked for a transportation industry. we pay taxes and everything. i will let him explain. host: go ahead. guest: raymond, that is a good point. and how to ensure that the owners of electric vehicles contribute to the highway system is a debate on capitol hill that is ongoing. and there is proposals to tax -- to issue attacks on the purchase of electric vehicles and use that vehicle -- use that revenue to help feed the highway trust fund, the account used for maintenance of the highway transportation system. and there is also a provision in the infrastructure law to create -- that is studying the potential benefits of having a vehicle miles traveled fee to collect money from every mile that a person drives in order to subsidize the lack of revenue that will come from the fuel tax. host: james is next on the independent line from new work -- newark, new jersey. caller: thank you f